Inprimepay for WooCommerce brings Inprimepay directly to the WooCommerce checkout payment options: installment payments, cards, and wallets all in one experience. The same plugin can also be used standalone via shortcode.
The same integration can live in the WooCommerce checkout or be called via shortcode in pages and flows that don't use the standard checkout.
The customer completes their order and finds Inprimepay directly in the payments section of the WooCommerce checkout.
If the site does not use WooCommerce, the plugin can be called via shortcode within a WordPress page.
Inprimepay applies a different platform fee for installment payments and card payments.
Applies to installment payments processed through enabled BNPL providers.
Applied to card payments managed through the infrastructure activated on the merchant.
Inprimepay for WooCommerce appears directly in the WooCommerce → Settings → Payments area , along with the other methods available on your store.
The methods actually available depend on the providers and services activated on the merchant.
The interactive preview is already visible on the page: navigate the flow and discover how Inprimepay enters the WooCommerce checkout and payment experience.
The essential answers about Inprimepay for WooCommerce.
The official name is Inprimepay for WooCommerce.
No. In addition to integration into the WooCommerce checkout, the plugin can also be used in standalone mode via shortcode.
The plugin is free. Transactions are subject to platform fees: 1,2% on BNPL payments and 0,3% on card payments, in addition to any fees charged by the providers used.
Inprimepay supports BNPL providers such as Klarna, Scalapay, and Alma. Actual availability depends on activated services and provider approval.
The method is managed from the WooCommerce → Settings → Payments area and can be shown to the customer among the available methods at checkout.
WooCommerce or standalone: a single integration to connect ecommerce, installment payments, cards, and wallets.
